Happy Alaska Young Day! If you don't know who that is, go straight to your local library and check out "Looking for Alaska" (in your pants) by John Green.
Do you know how I'm going to celebrate Alaska Young Day? That's right, I'm going to meet John and Hank Green!You have no idea how difficult it is for me to stay coherent at this moment, and not dissolve into a fit of babbling.
You see, for those non-Nerdfighters amongst you, today is not only Alaska Young Day, but the release date of John Green's new novel, "The Fault in Our Stars." And I, flyergirl13, will be attending the first stop on John's book tour, the Tour De Nerdfighting, which is right here in Massachusetts in about 5 hours.
Yes, you are all very, very jealous.
Whoops, class is almost over. Have fun with your mundane evening plans! DFTBA, yo.
UPDATE:
I'm sorry if you didn't understand that, I was slightly crazed with excitement when I wrote it. John Green is one of my favorite authors, and I went to the book signing for the release of his new book, The Fault in Our Stars (which I already finished and is absolutely incredible. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.)
What I liked best about the event was, obviously, John and Hank, but also all the other people there. Imagine an auditorium of over 800 people, and you could (and we did) walk up to ANYONE (literally) and start a conversation, and become friends. And don't get me started on the vast number of awesome, infinitely nerdy t-shirts present.
This is getting to be a long update, so I won't go into the details (you know, Hank in a tutu, TFiOS waving, all that jazz) so peace out, dudes.
UPDATE:
I'm sorry if you didn't understand that, I was slightly crazed with excitement when I wrote it. John Green is one of my favorite authors, and I went to the book signing for the release of his new book, The Fault in Our Stars (which I already finished and is absolutely incredible. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.)
What I liked best about the event was, obviously, John and Hank, but also all the other people there. Imagine an auditorium of over 800 people, and you could (and we did) walk up to ANYONE (literally) and start a conversation, and become friends. And don't get me started on the vast number of awesome, infinitely nerdy t-shirts present.
This is getting to be a long update, so I won't go into the details (you know, Hank in a tutu, TFiOS waving, all that jazz) so peace out, dudes.
OH MY GOSH YOU ARE SO LUCKY EUSFKLHTRGJHFOIDRHF
ReplyDeleteI don't know what Alaska Young Day is but yay, lucky you!! :D
ReplyDeleteI've never even heard of this until you brought it up. ._.
ReplyDeleteI have no idea.
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